Cinnamon Scented Tea Light Candles

• Six small tealights let you build atmosphere in layers, from one gentle flame to a cluster of golden points.
• The cinnamon fragrance feels warm and familiar, suited to autumn evenings, winter tables, and cosy indoor rituals.
• The compact format works well in smaller rooms, where a softer scent makes more sense than a large candle.
• Each candle is self-contained, so there is no wax dish to clean once it has finished burning.
• They are simple to place in tealight holders, lanterns, or decorative candle cups you already own.

These tealights are made from paraffin wax with perfume for fragrance. The look is clean and understated, made to disappear into a holder while the flame and cinnamon scent do the work.

Place each tealight in a suitable heat-resistant holder or lantern before lighting. Keep it on a stable surface, away from draughts, fabrics, and anything that may catch fire.

Each tealight burns for up to 4 hours, depending on placement and room conditions. Let the wax cool fully before moving or disposing of the cup.

Use one for a small bedside glow, or light several along a dinner table for a warmer, more gathered feeling. Their scale makes them especially useful in smaller rooms, where the cinnamon scent can sit gently in the air without feeling heavy.

Tealights have become a quiet household staple across Europe, used in lanterns, votive holders and table settings because they give contained, low-maintenance light. The name is often linked to their use beneath teapots in tea warmers, though the exact etymology is debated. Here, that everyday usefulness meets the homely character of cinnamon, a spice long associated with baking, winter kitchens and candlelit gatherings.

• Set of six cinnamon scented tealights
• Each candle measures 3.7 x 1.2 cm
• Each candle weighs 10 g
• Total product weight: 80 g
• Made in Poland

A thoughtful add-on for someone who loves candlelight, seasonal scent, or making a room feel cared for. It suits dinner hosts, new-home gifts, winter hampers, or anyone who likes to keep a few small candles ready for quiet evenings.